A Blessing of Ashes
In this audio-video slideshow, Gauri Aggarwal tells of her experience at the lake Mansarovar. There Ma blessed all who participated in the Guru Puja, whether on the yatra or from afar, with Guruji’s ashes.
The chant is Gauri’s Gurudev, Gurudev, from her CD, Sharanam.
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This is wonderful – thank you Gauri and all of you who made bringing this to us possible – and of course God and Guru!
Thank you, Gauri, Bapuji, Ma, and Guruji. I don’t know what else to say – but that is okay – God and Guru know what is in my heart. Jai Sita Ram!
I still cry every single time I watch this. Thank you, Gauri, for this beautiful offering. And thank you, Ma, for the incredible opportunity and Grace to be able to share this moment with you at Lake Manasarovar.
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The traveler on this path finds it difficult and feels troubled, but one who has eyes to see can clearly perceive that the pilgrim is advancing. The distress that is experienced burns to ashes all pleasure derived from worldly things. This is what is called ‘tapasya’.
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